escapepod.org - 12/26/2008
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By Mur Lafferty.
Read by Christiana Ellis (of Christiana's Shallow Thoughts, et al.).
Special Closing Music: "Chiron Beta Prime," by Jonathan Coulton.
Comet and Cupid were fifteen, and took after their father, both spending the most time in the workshop tinkering with Father's tools. Christmas ...
escapepod.org - 12/30/2008
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by Richard K. Lyon Read by Frank Key
(of Hooting Yard) After careful examination of your manuscript
no 113785, Corbamite, An Insulator Against Gravity, the editors of Review of Physics have concluded that it is not suitable for publication in this ...
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... Pod has its 184the episode up with "As Dry Leaves That Before the Wild Hurricane Fly" by Mur Lafferty, read by Christiana Ellis . 50 minutes. "Comet and Cupid were fifteen, and took after their father, both spending the most time in the workshop tinkering with Father’s tools. Christmas was coming soon and they were preparing their yearly trip to the same orphanage that had cared for them." Streaming and in MP3 download HERE. LibriVox has a new free audiobook of Uller Uprising by ...
SF Tidbits for 12/28/08
SF Signal —
... Issue #14 features stories by John Kratman, Rick Novy, and Richard Thieme. @The Scientific Indian: "Live and exclusive" by Aditya Sudarshan. [via Variety SF] @Manybooks: @Manybooks: "The Undersea Tube" by L. Taylor Hansen (1929). To Mars via the Moon: An Astronomical Story by Mark Wicks (1911). "Dead World" by Jack Douglas (1961). Audio Fiction: @Escape Pod: "As Dry Leaves That Before the Wild Hurricane Fly" by Mur Lafferty, read by Christiana Ellis ...
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